Titans #129
In "Arrêt sur image," the Fallen Angels land on Ariel’s home world—a dazzling, stagnant entertainment planet where mutation is unheard of—only to find their powers spiraling out of control again. As the team undergoes flashy makeovers and a brief escape from tension, the mysterious Madrox dupe reveals the Cerebro unit has targeted Chance, leading them into a trap orchestrated by Ariel and Chance themselves. With Unipar seizing control to study their mutations, even the betrayers are caught in the web. Written by Mary Jo Duffy and illustrated by Kerry Gammill, with inks by Tom Palmer and colors by Petra Scotese, this 1989 issue features a striking cover by Ciro Tota.
In the aftermath of loss, the New Mutants gather at Cypher’s memorial, each grappling with grief—Wolfsbane, Magik, and Warlock still reeling from recent tragedies. Warlock, desperate to reclaim what’s gone, attempts a forbidden ritual to bring Cypher back, testing the limits of life and memory. As emotions run high, Magik turns her focus toward Forge, convinced he’s responsible for the X-Men’s demise, setting her on a path that could fracture the team forever.
In "Trahison," the Fallen Angels land on Ariel’s home world—a glittering, decaying entertainment hub where mutation is a forgotten concept—only to find their powers spiraling out of control once more. With the Cerebro unit implicating Chance and the team caught in a web of deception, Ariel and Chance’s sudden alliance unravels as the enigmatic Unipar captures them all, eager to unlock the mystery of their mutations.
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↩ Reprints Fallen Angels #7 (1987), The New Mutants #64 (1988), West Coast Avengers #39 (1988), Top BD #16 (1989), Strange Spécial Origines #238 hors série (1989)
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